It is because we know better is always possible. An economy that works for the middleclass means a country that works for everyone. Not in spite of our differences but because of them. More of both of those things. After 10 years of mr. Harper, so do we. I am in this and i want to be your prime minister. Mr. Wells thank you, mr. Trudeau. This concludes the first debate of the campaign. The whole experiment was a bit of a new experience for everyone concerned and i want to thank the leaders for the faith when participate. Good luck on the campaign trail. On behalf of macleans, i want to thank the viewers for tuning in tonight. Be sure to visit the ma macleans website. Stay tuned. I am paul wells. Good night from toronto. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] live now to the Russell Senate Office Building where the alliance for Health Reform is holding a discussion today on how homelessness impacts the health care of individuals. Ed howard on your screen now giving int
Find seats and we will try to get started here. My name is ed howard. I am with the alliance for Health Reform. I want to welcome you on behalf of the board of directors. I want to welcome you to the program on health and housing with an emphasis on the relationship between medicaid policy at the Community Level at the state level and the federal level as well. This is actually a first in a threepart series and we will explore the intersection of social policy over the next couple months. In october, i believe its october 9, you will be looking at how well Health Services correlate with nonmedical home and unity based services. Then in december we will examine some of the emerging issues in connection between health and incarceration, which is is a growing area of concern and activity. There is a connection between health and various determinants and we will look at the strength of that connection during this briefing and the subsequent ones in the theory. You may have seen yesterday t
Hard to get clean when you are living on the streets. The Supportive Housing with that model. Any of us can go home tonight and have a drink and is perfectly all right to do in our homes. Its an opportunity as well. We need to work with people where they are in the stabilizing and for housing so we have got that stability so people have a place for medication they have a place to put an appointment cards and keep track of time and a stable place where we can visit them. Our outreach workers cant find them when they should drown on the streets and in camas change a lot. We need to think about our recent porting housing in this way . A wide range of teambased services, when you combine the stability of housing with Health Care Services a wide range of the things listed here we can really help people be stable in their housing. This is mainstream right now for seniors and people with disabilities. My grandmother gets meals delivered to her and she can having have them come here to help he
He takes some risk with fat as well. We have more forest fires now in california than anybody has ever seen and now messing of the traffic which is sacrilegious by yet it goes up one day then goes down the next. The people say it is a big issue, paying attention. But it will be interesting to see. He understands this issue and he wants to the of the bright side. In an interesting moment for my point of view. But with the popes visit i am learning about how much it cost to travel to a country so with that financial burden to talk so much the impact of this message so food takes charge of that . The cost is the United States will be different than the cost of cameron because washington d. C. In particular and new york are two cities that are very used to do handily enormous events so in terms of cost there is always a security cost and you can go to Capitol Police and the secret service to see how much has been spent then they bring in the occupancy taxes with the department of revenue t
Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the Mayors Disability Council, friday july 17, 2016 in room 400 at city hall. My name is Denise Senhaux and cochair the meeting. We will open with a introduction and cochair supanich will read todays introduction. Good afternoon and welcome to Mayors Disability Council friday june 17, 2016 in room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is access to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. Wheelchair access is provided as grouv, van ness and mcallister streets via ramps. Wheelchair at the polk street carton b goodwin interest has a wheel their lift. Assistive listening devices are available and the meeting are captions and interpreted. Also available in large print and braille. Please ask staff for additional assistance. To prevent electronic interference with the rooms sound system and respect everyones ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all mobile phones and devices. Your cooperation is appreciated. We we